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AIDIN ROBOTICS

AIDIN ROBOTICS provides advanced force/torque and tactile sensors that give robots precise multi‑axis contact perception. Its compact 6‑axis, miniature, and ankle sensors, along with polymer‑based tactile arrays, are integrated into modular robot hands and smart grippers, supporting standard industrial interfaces for rapid deployment in collaborative, humanoid, and specialized automation applications.

Anyang, South KoreaFounded 2019181K+ followers
Updated 2 months ago

Funding

$11.2M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.

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Problem

Robotic systems often lack precise force, torque, and tactile feedback, which limits safe interaction with objects and humans, reduces handling accuracy, and hampers deployment in collaborative and humanoid applications.

Solution

AIDIN ROBOTICS supplies a portfolio of advanced force/torque and tactile sensors that enable robots to perceive physical contact in multiple axes. The company offers compact 6‑axis and miniature 6‑axis force/torque sensors, 3‑axis ankle sensors for humanoids, and polymer‑based tactile (ATT) sensors that map contact location and pressure distribution. These sensors are integrated into modular robot hands (AIDIN‑Hand Gen2) and smart grippers (SusGrip/SusGrip‑FT), providing high‑resolution force control, collision detection, and adaptive grasping. All products support standard industrial interfaces (CAN, EtherCAT, Ethernet) and come as plug‑and‑play kits optimized for major collaborative robot platforms, allowing rapid deployment of force‑aware automation solutions.

Target Audience

Primary customers are robot manufacturers, system integrators, and automation engineers developing collaborative, humanoid, or specialized robotic applications in industries such as manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and research.

Features

  • Fringe‑effect capacitive 6‑axis force/torque sensor (AFT200) with built‑in IMU and multi‑protocol (CAN, EtherCAT, Ethernet) support
  • World‑smallest miniature 6‑axis sensors (AFT20/50/100) for gripper tips, VR/AR, haptic and medical devices, all‑in‑one design without external amplifiers
  • Polymer‑based tactile sensor (ATT) with multiple sensing cells for full‑hand contact position and pressure mapping
  • 3‑axis ankle sensor (3FT2000) for humanoid balance, measuring up to 2000 N and torque in real time
  • Compact joint torque sensor (ATSB series) with dual‑redundant structure for collaborative and wearable robots
  • AIDIN‑Hand Gen2 robot hand featuring 16 DoF, integrated tactile sensor, 20 kg payload, and compact form factor
  • Smart parallel‑gripper (SusGrip‑FT) with built‑in force sensor, BLDC actuation, and automatic object detection/locking
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